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Find the area of a parallelogram with sides 6 and 12 and an angle of 60

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Hello,

Let's assume h the heigth of the parallelogram

h/6=sin 60°==>h=√3/2*6=3√3
Area=3√3 * 12=36√3

User Abdul Momen
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Answer:

Explanation:

Consider ABCD is a parallelogram and AB=CD=6 and BC=DA=12, Let AE be the height of the parallelogram, then from ΔAED, we have


(AE)/(AD)=sin60^(\circ)


(AE)/(12)=(√(3))/(2)


AE=6√(3)

Then, the area of parallelogram=
Base{*}height

=
CD{*}AE

=
6{*}6√(3)

=
36√(3)sq units

Therefore, the area of parallelogram is
36√(3)sq units.

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